Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
INDEPENDENT
lFroE- Saturdays Daily.l
~ LhAGUNDI.

$500 y" hOShA nlu kf0NTAI
interest are crowded out OF tins issue.
Judge Big-low will hold Court here
during the coming week.
Joseph Tpsso. a well-known viplinist
and eotnIoser Of the melody called the
"ArkInsHw Traveller" died "A few dars
ago ut Covibgton, Ky. aged eight Five.
A Srligur"n, Mis-oaI, zig las four
legs. eight let aISd Sorty. Que toes. /,
must lie quite = pig toe.resque p0rker,
30 to speak.
Uncle DicS DorSey Bnd Miss Add,e
Hunter Let by private conveyance tli,
afternoon Tor Fort HaI!eck. OH a visit to
Air. aud Mrs. J. u. Abel.
AIRS. Thomas Crumpackrr left by
this mornings train for Mineral Hill
Ehere she will ripia her LusIoud who
10 employ ell there.
Sheriff Atwell has something OF inter.
est TO ray to the License paycrs # Elko
county IN to dSy'S paper. II would lie
~N' Nh tuOscetcu 10 hcod SbE Ad-
noustion.
T. c. Davis Was fozn nd eSilty Of muir.
der IN the second degree at Grroa last
1uesdHy for killing John Maye~ last
Der. nLd sentenced 10 tLiIteen
years in State Prison.
The Skating Rink at Freeman Hall
will be open ihis evening and all who
desire \ little recreation should step in
Anisy the rollers. II Is fine amusr-
mint.
Thu Dayton News Reporter is in.
formed thAt II. j. L Sche-l struck a
rich vein Of ore last Sunday IN his
claim near the old Succor mine. lis
hud il supposed to be on the same
ledge.
Reno GnEetie-Ihst Monday. at Proc
ser Greek. William Muthers Of Reno,
received injuries from ~hich lie ,oon
died. 10y a fail Of 30 feet froui tie see
eomPHny'S hume. Deceased was ~
yrArsD u: age and Is suid to Lave been u
very steady. industrious man.
Examiner I'll Congress shall be gull.
~ VI the incredible folly Of nl'olishing
ihe taxes on liquor and tobacco. and
still leave undiminIshed the taxes m
the homes, ia" clothing and the fuel Of
ths people, the Representatives who are
responsible for 1T will have to answer
for their acts.
There is talk in Washington OF Cap.
tain Greedy being selected to syccerd
Hazen as Chief Signal Officer. aud the
passage OF the measure providing for
the reorganization Of the Weather Bu.
Teau upon the death or retirement Of
that officer.
In the announcement OF the concert
and social by the Taylor Sisters OH
Monday evening the price Of admission,
which is 80 cents. was inadvertently
omitted in yesterdays issue. TIE over.
eight IL TcmcdIed. aud attention is
called 10 the Rd. else wht re- ia tins issue.
Dayton News Reportcr-There is u
probability Of the Rock Point mill be-
ing closed down soon. There is hardly
enough water to run the hurdy.gurIy
wheel used to hoist the ore from the
Kenluck mine. and the supply is d..
eressing.
William Snow hnivcd from Ruby
Valley by this mornings train. lie rr.
ports that there WIS n fearful wind aud
"now storm there yesterday. rendering
II slmost Impossible 60 travel. II
seems that Knby Valley is subject to
more ss'erc winds than any other local
ity in the county.
W. Il. Lindsay. has found a vein Of
marble 4 hundred feet thick, OH Kick
sy.s ranch, five miles from the Il ,die
Iond. in the copper district. II is fifty
miles from Carson but lie IL goiag out
with teams to getinA lot Of II and try
II. 4. i q fine quality. and n beautiful
color. Some Of II Is spotted ns il IL was
powder l.6rncd nnd the rest is plain.
-Reno Gazette
J. j. Upchurch. better known AZ
"P"ihoI U~pchurch." the founder Of the
40. u. W., died At ST. Louis on Tues.
day, in the 9th gear Of his &C.. lie
VAS the son OF n farmer aud was born
hsar Lewisburg. North CARO- ina. lin.
nediAtely upon the receipt Of the tcle.
gram announcing his death the Cali.
fornia Assembly adjourned u Of TO-
spsct to the memory OF Father Up.
Sbatch.